Salt Lake County Jail

Clothing

Interview with Mickey, Nate and Anne


JM: What types of clothes were most common?
Mickey: Stiff cotton scrubs.
Nate: Red or blue inmate outfits.
Anne: C'mon....are you serious? Scrubs, colored to classification with old school Vans-like slip ons. Not recommended for putting miles in walking back and forth on concrete

JM: Did you have a set uniform? What did it look like?
Mickey: Yes, in quarantine it is red, minimum is blue, medium is gray, max or super-max is yellow, I dont know for sure.
Nate: Yes. Red or blue inamte out fit with orange slip on shoes.
Anne: Top-Dark blue scrub with a v neck often faded bottoms scrub like often faded colored to classify gross mismatched way too big white guy socks Discolored brownish 'sport top' SICK PUTRID DISGUSTING BROWN STAINED GRANNY UNDERWEAR> UNCOMFORTABLE AND A DISEASE INFESTED LIKLIHOOD

JM: Were there any assigned clothes in high demand that an inmate should look for when getting clothing assigned?
Mickey: You get what you get pretty much.
Nate: No.
Anne: Newer, darker uniformly colored scrubs,newer matching shoes that didn't flop around torn and semi-elastic socks

JM: Was the clothing different between men and women?
Mickey: I don't think so.
Nate: I don't think so.
Anne: No. Men had underwear like shorts and dont get in trouble when they don't wear a top like the women do.